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Implement responsive local state management for immediate user feedback #137

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The recent update introduces a gallery app built with Nextpy, featuring a new .gitignore file, enhancements in gallery functionality, styling configurations, and template management. A state class for managing gallery attributes and an app configuration file have also been added. This update focuses on enriching the user interface and streamlining the app's structure and appearance.

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.../.gitignore Excludes certain files and directories like *.db, *.py[cod], *.web, .web, and __pycache__/.
.../gallery/gallery.py Adds gallery app functionality with item addition, component grid, layout, and state management.
.../gallery/styles/__init__.py,
.../gallery/styles/colors.py,
.../gallery/styles/fonts.py,
.../gallery/styles/styles.py
Introduces styling configurations including colors, fonts, and various visual element styles.
.../gallery/templates/__init__.py,
.../gallery/templates/template.py
Enhances template management with a new template function wrapping page content.
.../xtconfig.py Adds functionality to configure the app name for the gallery.

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In a gallery bright, where colors ignite,
A rabbit hopped in, coding through the night.
With styles aplenty and templates so light,
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b5040c8 and 19f3562.
Files ignored due to path filters (4)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/assets/download.png is excluded by: !**/*.png
  • app-examples/gallery-state/assets/favicon.ico is excluded by: !**/*.ico
  • app-examples/gallery-state/assets/image_urls.csv is excluded by: !**/*.csv
  • app-examples/gallery-state/assets/logo.svg is excluded by: !**/*.svg
Files selected for processing (9)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/.gitignore (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/gallery.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/init.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/colors.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/fonts.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/styles.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/templates/init.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/templates/template.py (1 hunks)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/xtconfig.py (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (5)
  • app-examples/gallery-state/.gitignore
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/init.py
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/colors.py
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/fonts.py
  • app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/templates/init.py
Additional comments: 16
app-examples/gallery-state/xtconfig.py (1)
  • 1-5: The configuration setup in xtconfig.py is concise and correctly sets the app_name to "gallery". This aligns with the PR's objective to configure the gallery app.
app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/templates/template.py (5)
  • 3-3: The use of from __future__ import annotations ensures forward compatibility with future Python versions for type hinting, which is a good practice.
  • 7-11: The default meta tags defined are appropriate for responsive design, ensuring the app's pages render well on various devices.
  • 14-22: The function signature for template is well-defined, with clear type hints and default values. This makes the function versatile for different page configurations.
  • 48-48: The merging of default_meta with meta (if provided) is a flexible way to handle page-specific meta tags in addition to the defaults.
  • 50-58: The use of the @xt.page decorator to configure page properties is correctly implemented, ensuring that the page is correctly set up with the provided parameters.
app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/gallery.py (4)
  • 47-54: The component_grid function correctly uses a responsive grid to display items. The dynamic creation of components using xt.foreach is a good practice for handling variable-length data.
  • 57-70: The gallery_with_no_sidebar function is well-implemented, creating a container for the gallery. The use of xt.box and xt.vstack to structure the layout is appropriate.
  • 72-84: The State class correctly defines and manages the application's state. The methods increment and decrement are well-implemented for state manipulation.
  • 105-106: Including external stylesheets directly in the app configuration is a straightforward way to apply global styles. Ensure that the URLs are always accessible to avoid rendering issues.
app-examples/gallery-state/gallery/styles/styles.py (6)
  • 4-6: The imports from local modules (colors.py and fonts.py) are correctly used to define styles, demonstrating good modularity and reuse of code.
  • 48-65: The BASE_STYLE dictionary is well-structured, providing a centralized way to define default styles for various components. This approach enhances maintainability and consistency across the app.
  • 68-70: Including external fonts via STYLESHEETS is a good practice for customizing the app's appearance. Ensure the URLs are always accessible.
  • 103-118: The ACCENT_BUTTON style definition uses a complex box-shadow and gradient background, demonstrating an advanced level of CSS styling. Ensure that these styles are tested across different browsers for compatibility.
  • 120-138: The BUTTON_LIGHT style definition is correctly implemented, providing a variant of the button style. The use of pseudo-classes (_hover, _active) for interactive states is a good practice.
  • 153-167: The INPUT_STYLE definition is comprehensive, covering various states like focus and placeholder. This ensures a consistent and user-friendly input experience across the app.

Comment on lines +38 to +65
def decorator(page_content: Callable[[], xt.Component]) -> xt.Component:
"""The template for each page of the app.

Args:
page_content: The content of the page.

Returns:
The template with the page content.
"""
# Get the meta tags for the page.
all_meta = [*default_meta, *(meta or [])]

@xt.page(
route=route,
title=title,
image=image,
description=description,
meta=all_meta,
script_tags=script_tags,
on_load=on_load,
)
def templated_page():
return xt.vstack(
page_content(),
# style = styles.template_page
bg="#04090B"
)
return templated_page
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The decorator pattern used here is correctly implemented to wrap page content with additional functionality, such as setting meta tags and handling page load events. However, the comment on line 39 seems redundant since it repeats the function's purpose already described in the docstring.

Consider removing the redundant comment on line 39 to improve code cleanliness.

-        """The template for each page of the app.
-        
-        Args:
-            page_content: The content of the page.
-        
-        Returns:
-            The template with the page content.
-        """

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def decorator(page_content: Callable[[], xt.Component]) -> xt.Component:
"""The template for each page of the app.
Args:
page_content: The content of the page.
Returns:
The template with the page content.
"""
# Get the meta tags for the page.
all_meta = [*default_meta, *(meta or [])]
@xt.page(
route=route,
title=title,
image=image,
description=description,
meta=all_meta,
script_tags=script_tags,
on_load=on_load,
)
def templated_page():
return xt.vstack(
page_content(),
# style = styles.template_page
bg="#04090B"
)
return templated_page
def decorator(page_content: Callable[[], xt.Component]) -> xt.Component:
# Get the meta tags for the page.
all_meta = [*default_meta, *(meta or [])]
@xt.page(
route=route,
title=title,
image=image,
description=description,
meta=all_meta,
script_tags=script_tags,
on_load=on_load,
)
def templated_page():
return xt.vstack(
page_content(),
# style = styles.template_page
bg="#04090B"
)
return templated_page

return xt.vstack(
page_content(),
# style = styles.template_page
bg="#04090B"
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Setting a hardcoded background color (bg="#04090B") directly in the templated_page function might limit flexibility. Consider making this a parameter or part of a style configuration to enhance maintainability and customization.

Propose making the background color configurable to enhance flexibility.

-                bg="#04090B"
+                bg=background_color  # Assume background_color is passed as a parameter or defined elsewhere

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bg=background_color # Assume background_color is passed as a parameter or defined elsewhere

Comment on lines +7 to +14
image_urls: list[str] = []
image_urls_csv = "assets/image_urls.csv"
with open(image_urls_csv, "r", newline="\n") as file:
csv_reader = csv.reader(file)
for row in csv_reader:
if len(row) > 0:
url = row[0].strip()
image_urls.append(url)
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Loading image URLs from a CSV file is correctly implemented. However, consider handling potential exceptions that might occur during file reading to improve robustness.

Suggest adding error handling for file operations.

+ try:
  with open(image_urls_csv, "r", newline="\n") as file:
      csv_reader = csv.reader(file)
      for row in csv_reader:
          if len(row) > 0:
              url = row[0].strip()
              image_urls.append(url)
+ except Exception as e:
+     print(f"Failed to read {image_urls_csv}: {e}")

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image_urls: list[str] = []
image_urls_csv = "assets/image_urls.csv"
with open(image_urls_csv, "r", newline="\n") as file:
csv_reader = csv.reader(file)
for row in csv_reader:
if len(row) > 0:
url = row[0].strip()
image_urls.append(url)
image_urls: list[str] = []
image_urls_csv = "assets/image_urls.csv"
try:
with open(image_urls_csv, "r", newline="\n") as file:
csv_reader = csv.reader(file)
for row in csv_reader:
if len(row) > 0:
url = row[0].strip()
image_urls.append(url)
except Exception as e:
print(f"Failed to read {image_urls_csv}: {e}")

Comment on lines +25 to +44
def add_item(category):
return xt.vstack(
xt.link(
xt.image(
src=category,
height="100%",
width="100%",
fit="cover",
),
height=["92vw", "15em", "15em", "15em", "15em"],
width=["92vw", "15em", "15em", "15em", "15em"],
href=f"{category}",
),
box_shadow="lg",
bg_color="white",
_hover={
"box_shadow": "rgba(38, 57, 77, .3) 0px 20px 30px -10px",
},
class_name = 'm-auto'
)
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The add_item function correctly creates a component for each gallery item. However, the use of f"{category}" for the href attribute is redundant; simply category can be used.

Simplify the href attribute assignment.

-            href=f"{category}",
+            href=category,

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def add_item(category):
return xt.vstack(
xt.link(
xt.image(
src=category,
height="100%",
width="100%",
fit="cover",
),
height=["92vw", "15em", "15em", "15em", "15em"],
width=["92vw", "15em", "15em", "15em", "15em"],
href=f"{category}",
),
box_shadow="lg",
bg_color="white",
_hover={
"box_shadow": "rgba(38, 57, 77, .3) 0px 20px 30px -10px",
},
class_name = 'm-auto'
)
def add_item(category):
return xt.vstack(
xt.link(
xt.image(
src=category,
height="100%",
width="100%",
fit="cover",
),
height=["92vw", "15em", "15em", "15em", "15em"],
width=["92vw", "15em", "15em", "15em", "15em"],
href=category,
),
box_shadow="lg",
bg_color="white",
_hover={
"box_shadow": "rgba(38, 57, 77, .3) 0px 20px 30px -10px",
},
class_name = 'm-auto'
)

Comment on lines +87 to +100
@template(route="/", title="GALLERY")
def gallery() -> xt.Component:
return xt.vstack(
xt.vstack(
xt.text(State.message, font_size="2em", text_color="white"),
xt.input(value=State.message, on_change=State.set_message),
xt.divider(),
align_items="center",
),
margin_top="2em",
height="100%",
position="relative",
overflow_x="hidden",
)
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The gallery function, decorated with @template, correctly sets up the gallery page. However, consider extracting inline styles and magic numbers into a separate style configuration for better maintainability.

Recommend extracting inline styles into a separate configuration.

-            xt.text(State.message, font_size="2em", text_color="white"),
+            xt.text(State.message, **styles.state_message_style),

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@template(route="/", title="GALLERY")
def gallery() -> xt.Component:
return xt.vstack(
xt.vstack(
xt.text(State.message, font_size="2em", text_color="white"),
xt.input(value=State.message, on_change=State.set_message),
xt.divider(),
align_items="center",
),
margin_top="2em",
height="100%",
position="relative",
overflow_x="hidden",
)
@template(route="/", title="GALLERY")
def gallery() -> xt.Component:
return xt.vstack(
xt.vstack(
xt.text(State.message, **styles.state_message_style),
xt.input(value=State.message, on_change=State.set_message),
xt.divider(),
align_items="center",
),
margin_top="2em",
height="100%",
position="relative",
overflow_x="hidden",
)

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import nextpy as xt
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The import statement is correct, but the alias xt is not used in this file. Consider removing unused imports to clean up the code.

Suggest removing the unused import alias.

- import nextpy as  xt

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BUTTON_LIGHT_NO_BACKGROUND = {
"border_radius": "6px",
"box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.14), 0px 1px 2px rgba(31, 25, 68, 0.14);",
"bg": "#FFFFFF",
"padding_x": ".75em",
"border_radius": "8px",
"_hover": {
"box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 2px rgba(149, 128, 247, 0.60), 0px 2px 3px 0px rgba(3, 3, 11, 0.01), 0px 1px 2px 0px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.12), 0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(32, 17, 126, 0.40) inset;",
},
}
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The BUTTON_LIGHT_NO_BACKGROUND style has a duplicated border_radius property. This is likely an oversight and should be corrected to maintain clean and error-free code.

Remove the duplicate border_radius property.

-    "border_radius": "6px",
     "box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.14), 0px 1px 2px rgba(31, 25, 68, 0.14);",
     "bg": "#FFFFFF",
     "padding_x": ".75em",

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"border_radius": "6px",
"box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.14), 0px 1px 2px rgba(31, 25, 68, 0.14);",
"bg": "#FFFFFF",
"padding_x": ".75em",
"border_radius": "8px",
"_hover": {
"box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 2px rgba(149, 128, 247, 0.60), 0px 2px 3px 0px rgba(3, 3, 11, 0.01), 0px 1px 2px 0px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.12), 0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(32, 17, 126, 0.40) inset;",
},
}
BUTTON_LIGHT_NO_BACKGROUND = {
"box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.14), 0px 1px 2px rgba(31, 25, 68, 0.14);",
"bg": "#FFFFFF",
"padding_x": ".75em",
"border_radius": "8px",
"_hover": {
"box_shadow": "0px 0px 0px 2px rgba(149, 128, 247, 0.60), 0px 2px 3px 0px rgba(3, 3, 11, 0.01), 0px 1px 2px 0px rgba(84, 82, 95, 0.12), 0px 0px 0px 1px rgba(32, 17, 126, 0.40) inset;",
},
}

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